Artist-photographer Jill Sutherland’s subject is liminality: uncertainty, quandary, apprehension, qualm, the dilemma of the path from past to future, then to now. Surrounded by a fractured world, divided by doubts, isolation, competition, and judgment, hers is a search for connections. Postcards exchanged between lovers, a pair of exposures dancing in a single image, a lace curtain that invites rather than hides — all are among the metaphors the artist uses to illustrate that, even on the precipice of darkness, there is always the possibility of transformation, love, and joy.
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